New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-04-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
-Gymnastic exhibition Turner
Bar fixtures for sale-Ed Dunkel.
Balls, Marbles and Canes--C. L.
Roos.
Wall Paper and Carpets Wag-
ner.
Sample Room-Jac Hoesheler.
-Notice-Board of Health.
Application for liquor license.
!. Dance at Union Hall Sunday.
A pension has been granted to F.
Friedman of this place
Don't forget the fair at Turner Hall
May 9TH and Sth.
VIM Hummel records an increase to
his family. Its q boy and he arrived
Friday.
Attorney Forbes of Marshall was in
town Saturday attending to some legal
business before Judge Weber.
Hugo Fischer arrived here from
Minneapolis yesterday. He will re.
4 main here for q few weeks preparatory
to. entering the Turnlehrerseminar at
Milwaukee.
H. Guggisberg Of Lafayette will sell
his Farm implements etc. April 18th.
He will remove to Winthrop to engage
in the milling business, about MAY 1.
The young ladies of the Turnverein
will hold a fair in Turner Hall Satur-
day and Sunday May 9TH and Sth. Sat-
#urday evening they will give concert.
1t is NO use trying to do business
without advertising. 1t is just like
winking at q girl in the dark; you know
what you are doing but nobody else
does.
& Henry CTone has severed his connec-
d ton with the firm of Theodore Crone
and will now devote all his time to the
management Of the city branch OF the
o1edmely Coupduy.
Mrs. Theodore Richartz, we'll known
to all Of the old settlers, died at her
nome in town Milford Saturday noon,
at the age of Sc years. The funeral oc-
Cured Monday.
Died, at her residence in town Cotton
wood Friday last, Mrs. VIM. Feselmey-
er. Mrs. Feselmeyer died after an ILL.,
ness of only weeks duration. The be-
reaVed family have the sympathy of all
their friends in this sad atfliction.
Have you heard NJ. Mullens prize
cOnundrum ? Ii not, here she goes.
What is the difference between an anne
rican indian and a genuine irishmen
A valuable prize, emblematic Of the So
luton, will be offered for correct an
swers. A two cent stamp must accom-
pany all answers, to insure notice.
Leonhard Bartel found out to his sor-
TOW that the game law, enacted by the
late leg islature, is no dead letter On
complaint Of j. Gewet he was arrested
for shooting a goose in the Minnesota
river. Bartel plead guilty and was
fined $1,000 aud costs by Justice
Fischer.
The light artillery which was in camp
with the I'd. Regt. at New Ulm last
summer, will probably be with the Sec.
ond again this year. The St. Paul
Globe of April 10th says Col. Jo-
seph Bobleter Of the Second Minnesota,
with his staff. visited Fort Smelling yes
terday for the purpose OF comforting
with the light artillery officers. It is
his wish to have the light battery again
so into camp with the Second. Mai.
Rodney Of the battery will accompany
Col. Bobleter to Mankato at an early
date to look over the ground, and if he
finds it suitable for artillery target prac-
tice, he will probably give his consent
to going into the encampment. The
artillery officers speak in the highest
terms of the courtesy and hospitality OF
Col. Bobleter in past years. z
4 former citizen Of this place, Mr..
Ed. Casey, nov Of Franklin, had to sui
fer rather severely for playing the part
OF a good samaritan. One chilly Sun
day two men drove into Franklin. They
were cold and induced Ed. to open his
saloon and get them drink of corn
juice. Some one in town noticed this
and complained to the Grand Jury, who
OF course indicted Mr.. Casey for selling
liquor on Sunday. He plead guilty and
was fined $50 and SO costs, and has to
serve out 10 days term in the Renville
county Jail This 10 tho lo,uost +;na 81 :,